http://store.yahoo.com/doggles/home.html

 

HAHAHHAHAHHAHA


some people really do come up with some stupid stuff, HAHAHAHHA.

I think thats more for the dogs on the bikes though!

 

Haha, dare i ask who allows cats in the truck...

 

... or for dogs who join you peak-bagging. Below is Blazer with me at 12,000 ft on a sunny day and eye protection is extremely important. We also have booties for the dogs to protect their pads from getting rubbed raw (because of pumice in soil) and to prevent cuts from jagged/sharp rocks.


Heck, before our Chi passed away, I took him on long hikes and even took him climbing at The Needles. All I had to do was harness him and clip him in to my climbing belt.

 

Fix that pic!
Thats one photo I would like to see

 

... or for dogs who join you peak-bagging. Below is Blazer with me at 12,000 ft on a sunny day and eye protection is extremely important. We also have booties for the dogs to protect their pads from getting rubbed raw (because of pumice in soil) and to prevent cuts from jagged/sharp rocks

George: Some Rhodesian farmers and ranchers might 'smile' at the above......

Dan

 

Hey George,

Long time no talk. Been around in the creek of late?

 

Yes and we've looked for you at Starbucks many times. I'll be a T-Hill Saturday. How's the racing been going? I don't think I've recieved any emails for a couple months.

 

I'll send you the latest one which I have yet to write. Year ended well for me.

If you're around Sunday, we could meet up and shoot the breeze. I'll shoot you an email

Berto

 

I let mine in the truck, her name is Spot.

 

some people have too much time on their hands...........